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Montesano "Cebo de Campo" Iberian Ham. 50% Iberian breed.
The Montesano Cebo de Campo Iberian Ham (50% Iberian) comes from pigs raised free-range in the dehesas of southwestern Spain, particularly in Badajoz. Fed on grasses, natural plants, and grains, they produce a flavorful and well-balanced meat. Made using traditional methods, this ham offers a pleasant texture and excellent value for money.
For an additional €10, get the ham stand available in our accessories section.
Montesano 50% Iberian Bellota Ham
The Montesano 50% Iberian Bellota Pata Negra ham comes from pigs raised in the open air in the dehesas of southwestern Spain, particularly in the province of Badajoz. Fed exclusively on acorns during the montanera, they develop a flavorful and well-balanced meat. Aged for over 36 months, this ham offers a melt-in-your-mouth texture and an excellent balance between intensity and finesse. The 50% Iberian ham is less fatty than the 100% Iberian ham.
For an additional €10, get the ham stand available in our accessories section. (*Stand shown in photo not included.)
Exqium "Cebo de Campo" Iberian Ham from Andalusia, NO ADDITIVES. 50% Iberian breed.
EXQIUM 50% Iberian Cebo de Campo ham, free from additives, comes from free-range farms in Andalusia, particularly in the province of Huelva. Fed on grass and grains, the pigs produce meat that is well-balanced and flavorful. Naturally cured for 36 to 40 months without mechanical processes, this ham offers a pleasant texture and excellent value for money.
For an additional €10, get the ham stand available in our accessories section.
Montesierra 50% Iberian Cebo de Campo Ham
The Montesierra 50% Iberian Cebo de Campo ham comes from pigs raised free-range in the dehesas and fed on grains, grasses, and natural resources. This extensive farming method results in flavorful, well-balanced meat. Naturally cured for approximately 36 months, this ham offers a melt-in-your-mouth texture and a delicate flavor, providing excellent value for the price.
For an additional €10, get the ham stand available in our accessories section.
Iberian ham - Pata Negra ham - Bellota ham
Iberian ham is one of the best hams you can find, but sometimes you get a bit lost with all the different names and variations.
All the Iberian hams offered on Spain-Gourmet come from free-range Iberian pigs . If these animals give us pleasure, at least let them live free and happy.
That's why we don't carry Iberian hams with the white label that come from pigs that live in confinement.
A quick guide. An Iberian ham is a ham that comes from a pig of at least 50% Iberian breed. A 100% Iberian ham fed on acorns is a Pata Negra ham.
The qualities are as follows:
-Cebo Iberian ham: minimum 50% Iberian breed and enclosed rearing. Artificial feeding. White strap. We do not process this lower quality.
-Cebo de Campo Iberian ham: Minimum 50% Iberian breed, free-range. Feeding of cereals, herbs and roots. Green wristband.
-Bellota Iberian ham: Minimum 50% Iberian breed, free -range. Diet exclusively acorns, herbs and roots. Red wristband.
-Pata Negra Bellota Iberian Ham: Minimum 100% Iberian breed , free-range. Exclusive feed of acorns, herbs and roots. Black wristband.
A Pata Negra ham is exclusively the latter . But some people call all Iberian hams Pata Negra Ham, and this is a deliberate mistake and a deception.
And one last indication. The ham is the back leg and the shoulder is the front leg. The difference in price between a ham and a shoulder comes from the yield of the piece. The shoulder is fatter.
If you're buying a ham on the bone, don't peel off all the fat from the ham or shoulder, and make slices with the meat and fat.
The fat in an Iberian ham or shoulder is synonymous with quality, and allows for longer maturing.The taste of ham.
You can find out more about hams in our articles"Choosing your Iberian Ham","Iberian Ham Labeling","Pata Negra Ham".
If an Iberian ham is too big for you, we suggest our Iberian shoulders. They are smaller, but you should know that they have more waste because they have more superfluous fat.
Choose your Iberian shoulder from our"Pata Negra Bellota Iberian Shoulder" section.
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